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Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
shooting of a Freuch uGicer.

PARIS, September 26.-The following
details have been received concerning the
shooting incident on the Franco German
frontier, near Raon Plsine: On Sat.
urday morning party OF five sportsmen
and four beaters were following path on
French territory, seven yards from the
frontier, when person standing behind
a clump of trees on the German side,
eighty ards from the frontier, fired three
shots at them. The first bullet did not
hit any one, but the second killed one OF
the beaters named Brlgnon aud the third
severely wounded gentleman named
Wanger pupil at the Saumur Cavalry
School. Tue German officials declare that
a German soldier named Kaudma who
was detailed to assist the forest guards in
preventing poachipg, fred the shots.
Kaufman sifirms that he shouted three
times or the party to halt before firing at
them. He be ieved that they were on Ger
man territory. The sportsmen declar
that they heard nothing. The officials on
roth sides of the frontier are making In
quiries into the shooting.
The Paris papers urge the people to re-
gard the affair with calmness In order
not to emnarrass the government In their
handling of the case. At the same t me
tuc sOfcfuhenb dfc ui Bcu ny luC picSe W
demand full reparation.
The public of France are palpably un-
easy over the frequent repetition of these
exasperating incidents on the German
frontier and it is feared that their fire.
quent repetition may exhaust popular pa
tience and induce an explosion OF popular
wrath.
The Journal des Debats says the wound
ell officer was in civilian dress when be
was shot.
dispatch from Berlin says that an
official order has been sent to Strasburg
for detailed account of the frontier al
fair. Commissi JDers have gone to ascer-
tain the exact spot where Keeper Brignon
Al O6i,e Wanger were etanding when
kaufman fired The frontier line where
the shooting occurred is very irregular
and is apt to mislead any one. Couut Her
bert Bismarck, Secretary of the Foreign
Office, has sent friendly note to the
French Embassy, suggesting an carly com
municat n of the results of the officia in
quiry, and the French Minister is au
thorized to promise ample justice and In.
demnity II German official be found re
SpOnsible,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Train wrecks,

A passenger train on tae Cairo, Vim
cennsss and Chicago Railroad last Sat.
urd8y night ran into q large saw log
that was laid upon the track about
eight miles south of Vi1csnpes. 1.-THE
log was laid in ,h shape rs TO enable
the engineer to knock 1t of" More
than hundred passengers were on the
train.
A few lights previously an attempt
was made to wreck au OHIO and alissIs
sippi train, between Shoals and Huron,
by p!ling cross.ties on the track. bu
tine engineer saw them Ia time to re.
veIss the engine. Tha obstruction was
strong enough to throw of the cab.
| An attempt was made to wreck the
| st. Louis express train oa the Fitoh'
burg Railroad near North Pownal, Vsr-
mont, on Sunday night. The eIprsss
runs IN Two sections from NorEh Adams
AS the arss section turned the curve NJ
North Pownal Engineer Killing saw ar
obstruction on the track about three
tain lengths ahead.
The trAin was running at 3 speed o.
about 40 miles an hour. He applied
the air brakes, sopping tho train, bD,
not until the engiDe had struck pile
OF nine ties, two of which were spiked
10 the track. The enoine did not leave
the track, though etvsral OF the ties
were displaced from the pile laid across
the rails.
A bIskeman was instantly sent bach
to signal the rear section, which wal
only five minutes behind, aud q terribl,
disaster was avoided. The traius wer,
detained about twenty minutes unit
the track was cleared.
: A passenger train on the Iron Noun.
tain Railroad was wrecked near Waluu
Ridge, Arkansas, yesterday morning =
Among the passengers wers members o
the Texarkana and Hot Springs Gran,
Army Posts, Ell route to the National en-
campment at st. Louis. No particular
are given.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
The Porpoise Fisheries.

O3lonel John Wainwright, superin.
enient OF the Wilmington Oil and
Leather Company's porpoise fisheries
on the South Atlantic coast, 10 In town,
and ststes that the fishing will COM
mtnce as room after his return rs he
can make tha necessary arrangements
The operations will be conducted on a
much larger scale this year than ever
before, as the business Is now firmly es
tabllshed, and the demand for the
leather continually oh the increase.
Several letters have been received from
large shoe manufactures stating tba,
the leather is the fisest aud best they
ever used, and orders are being received
faster than they can be fillod. The oil
also Is coming into more general use soi
lubricatirg and other purposes, whilt
the fertilizer Ia meeting with the great
est favor.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Hsvs suumary.

II n feporssd nom Lynchburg that
about one fourth OF the tobscco crop In
Virginia has besn ruined by the recent
frosI. a tsleerAm from Dauville, how
ever, says thai NO dAmAge vs. done In
the tobacco distriA cdnti fuous 70 that
city. A telegram from Winchester re-
ports . killing frost there on Sunday
night, from which vegetation OF all
kinds suffered.
The natural gas supply at Lindsay q
McOutcheon' rolling mill, In Allie
gheny City, Pc, was cut of last night,
and work In the mill was stopped. The
natural gas company alleges that the
drm had been using more gas than It
contracted for, but the Arm denies this
One thousand men are temporarily
thrown out of work.
A telegram from Santa he, New
Mexico, SAYS The reported Apache out.
break In Arigona was not confirmed At
military headquarters there, and that,
on the contrary, everything IL reported
quiet upon the Southwestern Indian
reservation.
A perpendicular wall OF ore thirty
feet high, at Lluer's iron ore mine. neal
Albertis, Pa fell upon Jacob Schrovely
and Charles Mertxler on Monday, and
killed them instantly. They had been
warned not to work there, rs 1t was =
dangerous spot.
In New York on Monday tue General
Term. sll four Judges concurrins, sf-
flrmed the Judgment of conviction IN
the case Of Jacob Sharp. The CASE can
now bs appealed to the Court Of Ap'
eeals, bat Sharp will be sent 70 Sing
Sing at once.
NJ. II. Huntzmau, revivalist, was
arraiRned in the County Court at Hack
ensaok, New Jersey, yesterday. on the
charge OF melting disturbances. he
pleaded not guilty, and vas remAnded
until Wednesday, In default OF bail.
Oscar Nsebe. the only one Of the con.
demned Anarchists In Chicago who was
sentenced to imprisonment, was last
evening taken to the Penttentiary st
Joliet to serve his term Of 10 years.
Two daughters OF VIM. Nlcholeon, Of
Mil Grove, Ontario, one IL years old
and the other 8, died y yesterday from the
effects Of morphine administered by
mistake for quinine.
The frst Of the races between the
Scotch yacht Thistle and the American
yacht Volunteer, for the Americas
oup, 10 W NC tnllcu to'uny oFok tuo NoW
York course.
Mrs Elizabeth Muir, aged 65 years,
Of Kiny,toD, Pa, was On Sunday killed i
by q train on the Dslaware, Lacka.
wanna aud Western Railroad, as she
was crossing the tracks ut Maiby S:a
tion.
President Cleveland on Monday is
sued proclamation putting into effsct
the convention between the Uu,ted |
States aud Spain, tuspsndlns disc:imi-
mating duties.
A despatch from Buffalo, N. Y, says
the canal boaimen's strike continues
and as fast rs boats arrive their own ,rs
join the ranks of the strikers.
Delegations Of Grand Army men CON.
tinue1 to arrive In St. L1uls on Mon |
day. By noon 10000 cltizsn soldiers
had also arrived.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Tho Orime Ca,eno.l

Sfi"o CaIendr
John Hardoastle, q .,,
near Mountain View. All.
warned to leave the CONT,
time ego by men who hss
against bin. He had o h,
aud was poor. He ttar,pd h
with bis family and ,ffsGl
Arksnsas River. Ate,
abont three miles be heard
pronounced by some person
the underbrush, Hartca,Al
bis Run and advanced 4 N
when two men opeuei fire on
ding his body with buck,I
men have been arrested.
On Saturday las, John YcA|
j. y Reardon attempted % NJ
claim previously ente-,d MI
Azbsll In Indian vslley, n
claiming that there wss a tsi1
'atter's papers. A dispute
aud on Sunday morniup AzbeI
the cabin built by McArile n
DON and fhot the men dead vi
were In bed. Azbell sutrtpds
self.
An autopsy on the body Of \
oahy, found In n clstern st Gl
Long Island. last Saturday
WAS held on Monday. 1t was
that the womsn bad been Q
death and was dead b,foie d
the water. Last Friday she OIL
variant for her husbands
beating her, but be could not
Angus Seifert, aged II year
dead by Henry Beers, aged %
coin, Nebraeka. on Monday,
refused to marry him. They
this country from Germany
about sixteen mouths agO,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Personals,

Misc Susie Campbell OF this city is
Visiting friends In West Chester.
Capt. George W. Joseph Of Lewes
has removed with his family TO this
city. and will reside At No. 8l2 West
Seventh street.
Rev. Mr.. Bowden, who had Q leg
broken at Brandy wine Summit cam D
meeting, preached to his congregation
at ELAN, last Sunday, on crutcbes.
The Wilmington Oil ard Leather
Company have another cargo of fsh
suano which they will dispose Of at s25
psr ton.
Rev. Ardrew Ortlip of spring City,
Chester County, Pa, has sailed for
Africa, where he will engage In mis-.
sionsry work. A lady presented him
with 300 TO aid him on his journey.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
VISITING Trenton.

A number Of the members of Port
Penn Grange visited Trep ton to day tu
examine the hedges constr ucted by the
Dayton Hedge Fence Company, aud
satisfy themselves OF Its merits. An
other party will visit Trenton on Thurs
day for the same purpose. The farmers
throughout the country are eecomlng
thoroughly aroused in regard to the i'm
portance of improving their fences, and
the Introduction OF the patent hedge
may be expected pretty generally In
every section within the coming year.
Tnose who take stock will Gssure0ly
tind the investm spt profitable.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
A Fine Piece OF Work

Many persons have al lea y
seal or stamp suoh as Ia used
documents, or FIR fhe use Of
cannot be procured IN this city
such are lsboring under a
mistake. Rodney Council NJ, |
ident UBiop, have just bad as
by 8, II. BAynard, Of Fifth and
streets, the workmanship Of VII
not be excslled, while the p1
much lower than IL could b
procured for In the large cilis.
The design was drawn by RI
Pierson, and is diamOud sLsTe,|
resent the Diamond State, wtild
the edge is the inscriptltE, \
Council, Wilmington, Delsws'd
the interior there Ia an OoionS 1
which are the letters aud numb
P. u, mo. as" and a BIZ
mounted by an emblem OF The q
10 q neat piece Of work, AID!
credit ON Mr.. Pierson as the q
and Mr.. BAynard ss the execute
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Court in ChaBeeIy'

Another session OF the G5uflniss ~
Gerry was held this morning, WIN u,
cellor Salisbury presiding. Messi' ,',sd
minis and Hoffecker were appoints, y,
mittee to examine and aualI 'rt ia, n
of the late register. The apP,oa' aos,
set aside the sale of the Law PROV, ,%s
held under advlsement and sou'
routine business Transacted
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Threaiened InsurIeotlon!

News WAS received In Hcusto1
on Sunday evening, OF ihe tli)
insurreotioh among the co.oita
tion Of Matagorda County, y
sheriff OF that county ssstd 'a7
auce Of the sheriff OF Brszorla
pears that q colored oonstao.eA''
TO arrest Q white man, and VS.
Qusntly found dead 10 . cfeesj
oolored men believed be was ~
by the whites. 1t WAS sa!a ",
200 colored men were under
MAtagorda. The two sbeiln'
the scene OF hostilIties h0nosy v
men, and II was reported 'u.' ~.
was going on. The hoasIVp
Guards received orders at nGoa
on . special train for ColunOl''
zoria County.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
FIFTH EDlr1|
nov Driver MAJ

nov Driver Hal,
On Saturday mo,,, Ms
BAR. BAR. Who drove siMsa,us Maa%s Y Y
made the fastest trot,iNusa ,ua !. ..
;nd Indwo who Is the Tr,lGs l,.,ns.i tlu
oo,nN Johnston, a westmon,, LIZ, Ia,.ss %
,sano. rossa rAce 9 horses, had .',sa . To-.
j,snos RsI%sv, With ,hree hal, ,aSs,i %,
belmont race track, phS,I..yy9
nov mourus the los,s q, q aH,'.ds s:tl
aeanns ao,,nfs In y. cash. He wa. II,ss t.t
nr,,Is around ths track whea ss s,,' II.
pulled r,a,sd on. Of bis cart ia - ss,1 NJ
h.,,. hsiclng, and then tbr,s 'alS a
MN nim into the briar ,.e bust,,1 al Z
The brisrs scratched n. j
race and pulled ths ~, NY
On. the hishwaymeu' '1,s as..9 q
!nrsher violeuc ce after thsa Gus''|
the money from his ,,o ,reI
They left him lying on ,Ss .,ua.sI y
|eppesred through an ,Se "n.l' /
fenoa, whore they bad vp'eil p,sNl
on the board and ,oot tp,e'' ~ |
When Mr.. BAir was nnll., y
cart the horse ran evsy a','u ~
soon as the hisbva,', "' :.
peared Mr.. Bair struck q y '
the stables ana gave the ~ v
Villains had made GOOD ''s' ~,
Mr.. Bair did not know n. t.'
and ho was so badly fri,b,,'
could not describe thsmN hNN, ,
upon Bair was witnessed h,
Anderson and several ~.
stable attaches, but as ~, M
least hall Q mile off, ,bsv - !!
no assistance. Y
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Preaching W,thout q License.

In Boston yesterday Rev. w. r.
Davis was tried for preaching on the
Oommon without q license. Judge
staples commended the defendant for
MS honesty and ability, and said he
was entitled 10 general respect, and
thousht that his offence was one of
error OF Judgment rather than intention
10 violate the law. The jury returned q
verdict OF guilty on each Of the four
c2m mplaints. The case was continued
for sentence.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Badly Burned,

Munro Butler, oolored, a email son OF
Maria Butler, widow living at No.
16 Mechanic street, met With y serious
accident yesterday evening. The child
was playing near lighted lamp, when
Ia come unsccountahle manner he upt ct
lt and was badly burned in the face abr
breast by the burning oil, His injuries
were attended ID as quickly as pos 81 BILE,
and this morniuF tie little fellow was
'nsideIabiy better and with care NAV
2anhuer -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Choral l,luh-

Mr.. Frank Kane was elected presi
gent OF the Choral Club at its meeting
last night, and Mr.. Fred Mccall was
siectad au member OF the board of
alrectors to AL the vacancy caused by
Ihe resignation Of Mr.. W. j. Fisher.
aIeT iatt night no new members will
ps admltted until after the cautata.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
NLls

DluDs
the 2sth inst. Rebecca A..
wife Of WIN. r. Abbott, Jr., IN the 3oth
year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Are respectfully In
yfted 70 attead tho fanerAi nom the resi-
dsncs Of her hu, band, Base'cft Banks, on
Tnursday. services st the house o. 2oo p
m. Interment at 1lL Salem Cemetery.
"Shed not for her the bitter tear.
Nor give ths he>rt 10 vain regret,
rTts bu. the castet that lies hero,
The gem that tliod II spargies yet"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
.,.orporat,on Granted

Judge Grubb this niornlpsS n ,Se Y
articles of incoiporalicn ~ ~ M n,u
her, Kttselmsn g Fox o,s oVd and
the manufacture OF poosa pS IN thli
The factory will be locatse 10. u mspl m
ard viii add another TO i's D'''
varied ind dustries.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Irish Police Driven on,

LONDON. Septemb ber GA force Of
police and baiiiffs at Kilbarry, Ireland,
seized q number Of cattle belonging Il
the Hurley family for non-paSment Of
rent. A crowd which had gathered
made an attack with stones aad pitch
forks NJ on the of GERS Tue polica usso
'lr bayonsts in their attempts to reps
Their assailants.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Trfnketn.

Madam Anderson's wonder workers
In glass and Prof. Juks' Electrical Es-
hibi,ion will open this evening In Odd
Fellows Hall. Judging from the re
ports OF the press, 1t 10 one Of the rsrest
GOOD things that has ever visited vii.
mington. It is an educator as we'll as
being amusing. Every visitor will be
presented with a work of art, the pro,
duction Of Madam Anderson and her
most excellent company OF artists. The
admission is but 16c and the exhibi.
tion should be patronized by all lovers
OF art and music.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
HeId For Uourt.

Joseph Conway .'s was ps', ssss
Gum Minis at this mornings 81 III h
the city court, charged VII. ! y |,
csny of q baby coach, anu na,s'usi 81
dsuce against him was conVss; n;
Was con- milted In default oil ~
for his appearance at Con''
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
A Policeman kills aim.e,f.

a.. robert 8. Bradley, q policeman OF
Ine central police district, Baltimore,
sccluentally shot him self on Monday
morning, at 7.d0 O'Clock, in the head,
al MS residence, No. 1903 East Balti.
more street, and died at IL. 40 O'clock
from the effects OF tee wound,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Had Their Pictures TAKEN

The entire police force bas been pho.
tographed In group, nnd two large
?ptes nov adorn the walls at police
station. The pictures are sill we'll taken
OF d although each one is necessarily
f"""" It ia not o fficul5 10 distinguish
my OF hem.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
n.a..o .ha 13 year.old son = I.

George, the 1s ysar,so,,.dh s,.h sCu snd JED
CLARK, residing o. "' u,re srrir
i;,os. Monday. He Is now 81 s'Iy,Ss SoW It
from school in order to sec NV
rates. ., Aozs q %
York Stat. heiiers anu n.,'aniple, on Il
. 10 lot OF ives, at o:nt,s.i,Is,yyIa t,t y i,Is,yIaeis 4
sas, the 20 h ios'. s,,.as Taa i they hey uiii
vicinity should at'enD =
gains.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
eighteen Fishermen DroAnJ, :,

LONDON, September 2e1A - tb.' tbs b
ing boat has been SUNK aer In iJentItl
Channel by a collision. her snt If + d i
not vet been ascertaiaed, oDa oa' ABOARD i, .
that eighteen OF the pei'0
drowned,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Yhn War.inNH.

Io-norrow promises to be from fair
70 cloudy, with slight thermal changes,
looicetinR rain In certain localities.
similar conditions will probably prevail
op Ihursday, with slight r'se OF tenn
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27

J. Wesley O;tey, father of Aro brose
3 Oitey o. ClsymoDt, disd suddenly a,
his residence In Che-ter, P, on Sun.
day evening, after few days illnesp
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
VIII Meet This Evening,

-, me Bome Social Circle OF scott
n9Htch will hold lie regular meeting
sn's evening during which time an cleo,
won OF officers will be held for the en-
qne3tei.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27

l.. Il. Adair, 4l5 Mark It street, ba
over 1Oo pair OF roller tkatss, from the
rink, which he is selling at q sacrifice
t. close them out
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27

No accident ever rs,qi's1ll : I sll.T ., 4,
millions OF gallons. 9Th Iti sfd Ne
Relt. sole agent, si1'D
streets, and grocers'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27

A drunken man, who who, wspssni, w.ipsei, ) 81
day morning, was fnoo : eoo'y after ns
MI NJ sde to feel "a ther cEfap'
such % a display Of vaIor.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
le RE6ISTER'S OFFICE, }
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DHL,,

Sepiemb ber 23, 1887.
Upon the application of Samuel &. Dixon.
Ad,ininistrator d, q Maris T. Dixsn, late Of
deceased, It is ordered aud direcied
by the Register that the Administra-
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting of let
ters of Administration upon the estate
% the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within 20 days from the
date OF such letters in six of the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requfrinR
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided |;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the paily REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and TO
be continued therein three weeks (e, o d.
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of
IL. 4. }Ofice OF the Register aforesaid, At
t-~-,-~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTICK.-All persons having claims NJ gaint /
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator
on or before September %, 1883, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided. -
SAMUEL q. DIXON,
Administrator.
Address. wilmington, Del, or II. G. Fraim,
ESQ, his attorney. sN-3w-eOd
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27

Fus o con AMI ire-u r"A.ut 4 twice n
week at Cr!ppen's, % East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
Fire at stanton.

1t is reported as we go 10 press thai
the htts. at Sta atom, occupied ty j. B
Hystt,is on fire, and word has been tile
phoned to this city fos Lep.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27

...,UR -.<LE-A MOE ROME. 82l W. An
street; Ownsr thtahdiug 10 leave tAs
city. JACJS b2CKHGS. Ill W&se5k
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
THE BANK.
mo. 102 MARKET sTREEE.

THE PHILADELPHIA, WHINING.
L TON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
COMPANY. OFFICE, ES3 SOUTH FOURTH
sIhEFT, PiilLADkLPHlA, september IS, 1887.
--Sealed proposals, addressed to the under
signed tand marked on The outside .'Pro-
p"sals'D, will be received a. this Office until
a, M, October 3, 1857, for furnishing all
labor and materials and performing all the
work necessary 10 complete the gra ing of a
single track IOaihed for the New Castle
Rrsnch, T., ". y. Il. r., extending from
New Castle, Del 70 IFS proposed connection
with the shellpOt Branch at Chrlstiane Greek
10 men or materials Will he transported Il ce.
HCDntractor nj ST examine the WORK in per-
son before submitting Did
tiPrVposals To state pflrc per yard for excava-
ton, without classiiicd ion, including the
hauling and deposting of material 10 embank !
,n"nts. AoalOwance Will be made for over
haul.
PLANS and specifications can lie seen at office
of tn. Assistant Engineer, n. W. WEBER,
at " llmnRtOn, Del.
any o all prop sails. WA. II. BROWN,
s2-3t-eod Chief Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
THE FIGHT MAY COME OFF.

NEW YORK, Sept 20 There is .
prospect that the fsht for the light
weight championship Of the world be-
tween McAulitfe and Carney may still
come OF. BcAuliffe rays he hasn't
backed down aud that he will fght, but
nevertheless, the match hes been post
poned for siz weeks. Tha backefs OF
both men got together to day nno agreed
upon this action, but IL coet McAullffe
Just 500 TO do It and Carney puts up
S4600 In stakes instead Of 5000.
McAuliffe's friends claim that the
puRilist from Brooklyn 10 really sick,
and they claim ,hat the pos,ponement
was msde necessary on that account.
He nas got bad cold, has got the ms-
lsria and is generally out Of condition.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-27
To Farmers and Truet.ers

- Eoh W II d AI
And othor Fall Drops or nny,h,pz ran,,-.
iDB quicx growth. Cannot be exJo!lo1i
To Farmers and Truckers.
The undersigned wishes to inform tar,n
ers, truckers aLd the p IbIis ia general tn;It
he has madS a fresh lot ~
POUDRETTE
At the old anufaotory, on tie Haw CastJ.
road, near Barssohe tans, and Eo Is nov
ready 10 ELL oIders az short nltice ct mod
crate prioes. Ia qualify 1t far SURPRISES any
that has boon made Tor yea q, Therefore. i
csn afford TO guarantee It's quality. Pr.ce
$l2 per ton, hlao a sDISudid lot OF
Fish, slaueh9er.HOus anu Night.
soil Compost,
In good order for slipping In caye, boat or
otherwise. Liberal deductions made for
carloads or large quansi los. Fespectf1lIy
yours, u. p. HAMILTON,
No. 1923 Orange ST.. Wiz ioxton, Del.
J. T.. Jones, agont, office sol Orar ge st.
For reforenco apply tn John II. Baker
henry Leats, David Lentz, U. q. kumford
Esq, John U. Patterson. Esq Frank Rogers
=. hodmond Smith, Esq, aud other.
A2T tod.Im